The Arizona champion., 1887-04-09

AS one who'd advertise. Bul soon there came a fatal day,
 When pride did not avail.
 He had to ''giye himself away,
 And his "ad. 1" was SAe,I6'5 sakt"
 Real estate IS steadily increasing il value.
 Lon Hill has been on a visit |, Flagstaff.
 District court opens at St. John on Monday.
 Col. C. c. Bean passed through or the train this week.
 Ralph Cameron has been in iron his sheep ranch.
 E. M. Sanford left on yesterdays frain for St. Johns.
 Bring your orders for job work to the CHAMPION office.
 Fourteen new houses arc in course Of construction this week.
 Track is now laid on the Mineral Belt railroad for "a miles.
 The county assessor is on hand looking up property owners.
 Miss Jennie Beal, who has been very sick, is now convalescent.
 Secretary Bayard passed through on the east bound train yesterday.
 T. G. Norris left for St. Johns this : morning to attend district court.
 las. O'Neill went down to Los An geles this week OR business trip.
 Chinsmen are coming in. A sure indication that the town is prosper
 A party from the mill went ou, and spent the day at the cliff dwellers on Sunday last. ....
 M. J. Riordan came up from Will. aiams on Saturday last and renamed ever Sunday.
 Judge E. N. Sanford came up from Prescott on Monday last to attend to some law cases.
 John Lind went out to the Grand Canon this week with some visitors from the cast.
 C. H. Schulz, one of Yavapai's leading wool growers, was in from his range this week.
 The Mineral Belt railroad company are erecting boarding house fer their employees on Gold avenue.
 The very latest novelties in ladies fine dress goods, gingham and prints just received at J. R. Kilpatrick's.
 The freight rates from Albuquer. que to Flagstaff have been reduced 10 cents per hundred pounds, under the new law.
 Chas. Collins, who has been here buying cattle, purchased 500 head from W. Garland.
 Finest line of ladies and misses spring dress and straw hats ever btoughtto Flagstaff can be found at Kilpatrick's.
 Cant eat thing" Hoods Sar- saparilla is wonderful medicine for creating an appetite, regulating diges. ton, and giving strength.
 Samuel s. Shull, one of Yavapai's oldest citizens, and who has a large band of cattle in the Mogollons, has recorded his brand in the CHAMPION. Branpen's stock ofshoes arrived this week from the east. He has q large variety of spring and summer goods, ladies and gents, which he IS selling at bargains.
 In the case of Daggs against Clark ct al, in the justices court the jury re- turned verdict for the defendants, An appeal will be taken to the dis trict court. Hon. W. C.. Stewart has been seri- ously i'll since his return from hls trip west, but under the skilfull treatment of pr. P. G. Cornish, he is now rap idly recovering. Weatherford and Henry have bought out and taken charge of the Parlor sa- loon, where their friends will find frs, class stock of liquors and cigars. Call and see them.
 The attention of readers is invited l to the new ad. of Smith and Wileaan in this issue, They arc prepared 10 do first class work and solicite the | patronage of our citizens.
 Thos. McMillan, of Yavapai coun- ty, J. F. Daggs, of Maricopa and Robert Scott, of Apache, have been appointed sheep inspectors under the new law.
 In ladies and gents shoes and boots of the finest quality and make from both eastern and western manufactu- ries, you cannot help but be satisfied in prices if you call at Kilpatrick's. E. s. Clark's family arrived on Wednesdays train from Albuquerque and have taken up their residence in the house or Gold avenue, owned by John Francis.
 Take look at the new invoice of Stetson hats just received at Kilpa,- rick's. They arc of the best quality and were bought expressly for the trade. Cow boys, cattle men come in and take look at them. Frank F. Miller, of the cattle firm of Daze and Miller, who have large herd of cattle at Spring Valley. made the CHAMPION office call this week. Come again and often MT. Miller for